populated
- adjective
- /ˈpɒpjʊleɪtɪd/
- Specialized
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completado
- Before launching the application, ensure that all fields are populated with valid data.
When we send a signal in on a fully populated package, we don't know what the where the package boundary, what that looks like.
- When we send a signal in on a fully populated package, we don't know what the where the package boundary, what that looks like.
Examples
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The database is fully populated with user information and transaction records.
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After the update, the software displayed a warning because some configuration options were not populated.
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Well, you don't live in a not, I would say like a populated part of town, but you could walk and not see anyone, probably.
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When we send a signal in on a fully populated package, we don't know what the where the package boundary, what that looks like.
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All four of the iMac Pro slots are populated and there is no access hatch on the back.
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In an Xe Max or a fully populated Iris XEIGP.
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So the complete absence of anti nuclei strongly suggests that the universe is not equally populated with galaxies and anti galaxies.
Synonyms
An order or request that someone has supplied
Antonyms
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How Populated
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Etymology
Populated keeps the same idea of 'filled' but with information instead of people, like a town full of residents and a form full of data. So in computing a 'populated' field is one that already has information and is not empty.